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How to evict in Portland OR
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Luis Gutierrez Evictions are costly and largely a last line measure. Here’s a few things that we do that could be helpful to you in situations like this:
1. Have a conversation with the tenants about your expectations and directly tell them that they are not meeting them. Many times we just get frustrated but fail to communicate clearly.
2. Increase their rental rate so that it stays just below the 10% line for a calendar year and see if that gets them to move.
3. Give them a No Cause Notice of Termination. Get the necessary documents from an organization like Multifamily Northwest and serve the tenants appropriately. You’ll need to pay relocation expenses which vary according to the number of bedrooms in the unit.
4. Last case scenario is to try and do a For Cause eviction. You will need ample documentation and is procedurally much more difficult because you’ll need to send out Cure or Quit Notices for most of the things that you mentioned. If you make it to court then the judge will also want you to potentially negotiate out an agreement, and if that doesn’t work then you’ll go to trial where the ruling doesn’t always go to the landlord.